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Posted on: April 6th, 2006
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Immigration ]
Tags: police, radio
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“Last October, the city of Richmond planned to offer an identification card for immigrants so they could identify themselves to local police or more easily cash a check.
But when it was reported in the news media and on talk radio, City Manager David Evans recalled yesterday, he received “blistering” e-mails from as far away as California and Arizona. Five to one, the letters were against government offering any services to those living in the United States without papers.”
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